These are very durable and my students absolutely love using them! It is such a great, fun way to introduce letters!

These dough mats were a perfect way to make learning the alphabet more fun for my preschool aged children. They provide a more hands on approach to make letters and letter sounds more exciting while also working fine motor skills that are instrumental for prewriting. They are very durable, and you simply wipe clean.

These beautiful laminated boards made it fun for students to form both upper and lower case letters of the alphabet. Many kids need this hands on approach to learning. I highly recommend the Lakeshore colorful dough as well. Each tub has 10 individually packaged balls of clay to prevent drying out dough that is not being used.

My students love to use these with playdough, i just wish they were a tad smaller so more could fit on their desk.

my kiddo loves to pull these out and practice creating the letters. highly recommend

I got these for my daughter to make play doh time more educational. She is learning her letters in pre-k and these are great to help her see how they are formed. She enjoys making the letters, however the kit doesnt include the dough.

Used these for my daycare and the kids loved them!

I love using play dough as a fun way to work the fine motor skills and use the letters to develop literacy skills. This is a fun way to create the letter. The posters themselves are very sturdy and durable, no prep needed!

I use these playdough mats in my literacy centers. Great hands on/appropriate learning for developmental kindergarten. Very durable.

I use these for my daughter to get extra practice with letter formation. It has been a great activity for her.

These are great for hands on learning. We use sensory filler to fill in the letter, and also play-dough. The cards give us plenty of things to talk about, and do while learning numbers and letters. (I purchased both letter and number set they’re fantastic!) Also they are like a laminated card-stock so clean up well and can withstand supervised time with my 3 year old. Totally recommend!

Our early elementary age kids loved them too